Technical Sheet

BROCHURE - Syngenta Monument Liquid Herbicide - 010119

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Applies to Monument Liquid Turf Herbicide

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The industry standard post-emergent, selective herbicide for couch

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MONUMENT LIQUID Turf Herbicide is the best sedge, broadleaf and grass control partner in couch. It can be used for post-emergent weed management as well as for the suppression of seedhead in Bahia Grass when used in combination with PRIMO growth regulators.

What MONUMENT LIQUID offers you: • Highly effective control of Winter Grass, Ryegrass, Kikuyu, sedges and a wide range of broadleaf weeds • A convenient liquid formulation with low environmental loading • Excellent resistance management strategy when used in combination with BARRICADE Turf Herbicide • Fully systemic action with root, shoot and leaf uptake • Effective management of Bahia Seedheads

[Image: Two side-by-side photos. Left: "Untreated" vs "Treated" with MONUMENT LIQUID @ 225 mL/ha showing control of Poa annua. Right: Bahia Grass Seedheads.]

MONUMENT LIQUID can be used as a post-emergent herbicide on the following warm season turf species:

Warm Season Turf Grasses
Common Couch, Durban Grass, Hybrid Couch, Queensland Blue Couch, Zoysia

Refer to the registered label for full details.


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To achieve great results, accurate application is important.

Target Syngenta Nozzle Optimal Water Rate Optimal Pressure Range
Leaf and crown F XC 04 400 to 800 L/ha 2 to 4 bar

MONUMENT LIQUID delivers long lasting herbicidal action with follow-up applications rarely needed (Kikuyu excluded). Example: Autumn applications for Kikuyu suppression should ideally be applied around the end of March and repeated at the end of April. Applications to control Poa annua or Ryegrass should ideally be made when these weeds are still actively growing and not towards the end of the growing cycle when plants are alive but not actively growing. Active weed growth = Systemic xylem and phloem movement essential for systemic herbicide action

Tips for achieving top results with MONUMENT LIQUID: • Consider weed growth stage at time of application • Consider the soil temperature at time of application • Always apply with a non-ionic surfactant

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Target Weeds Rate SpraySure
Burr Medic 115 mL/ha F Su
Mullumbimby Couch, Nutgrass 150 mL/ha F Su
Bindii, Ryegrass, Winter Grass 225 mL/ha F Su
Target Weeds Rate SpraySure
Catsear, Chickweed, Clover, Cotula, Creeping Oxalis, Curled Dock, Milk Thistle 300 mL/ha F Su
Kikuyu (suppression only) 300 mL/ha F Su

Refer to the registered label for full details and instructions for use. F = Foliar applied So = Soil applied Su = Surfactant required

Active Ingredient MONUMENT LIQUID contains 100 g/L trifloxysulfuron sodium, a member of the sulfonylurea herbicides GROUP B HERBICIDE

Formulation and Packaging 100 mL and 1 L pack size An oil dispersion formulation (OD) that mixes completely with water and produces a homogenous easy to apply suspension. Avoid very cold water in the tank. MONUMENT LIQUID can be tank mixed with BARRICADE, PRIMO 250 EC and PRIMO MAXX. Observe the mixing instruction for MONUMENT LIQUID with regards to water pH and the addition of a non-ionic surfactant (buffer solution prior to MONUMENT LIQUID addition to ~pH 7 and add a non-ionic surfactant at 0.25 to 0.42% v/v).

[Image: Bottle of Monument Liquid Turf Herbicide]

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For more information and to download the full registered label and MSDS, ask your Syngenta Agent or go to Syngenta Australia Pty Limited, Level 1, 2-4 Lyonpark Road, Macquarie Park NSW 2113. ® Registered trademark of Syngenta Group Company. ™ Trademark of a Syngenta Group Company. All products written in uppercase are registered trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. ©Syngenta 2015 SB 15/118/R FLAME_SYN1605_10/16